The Titanium T2 Chillproof range provides maximum warmth. This revolution in thermal protection provides all the properties of traditional Chillproof plus the added benefit of titanium nano-technology that both captures and generates Far Infrared (FIR) energy to keep you warm and provide improved metabolic function for better recovery and health.
These T2 Chillproof pants are equally suitable teamed up with a Sharkskin top, under a drysuit, under dry-pants, or by themselves as the ultimate in thermal wear. They have a high rear waist for comfort and warmth, provide protection from chaffing when dry, and peace of mind knowing that if you do get wet you will still be warm. T2 Chillproof long pants can be worn in combination with all other Sharkskin garments.
Titanium T2 Chillproof garments are windproof, lightweight, neutrally buoyant and provide the warmth of a 4-5mm traditional wetsuit. Replace your wetsuit in warm waters or layer-up with Sharkskin T2 for extra insulation in cold waters.
Technical Specifications -
- Titanium Far Infrared nano-technology
- Breathable 10K membrane
- 100% windproof
- High quality abrasion resistant outer
- 4-way stretch for flexibility
- Neutrally buoyant
- Hollow fibre fleece
- Dries quickly when being worn
- Water repellent DWR treatment
- Anti-microbial for odour resistance
- UPF50 for sun protection
Designed to last
We source the world’s most technically advanced materials, create the highest quality design and utilize the best manufacturing techniques to create garments that are built to last.
Eco Friendly
At SHARKSKIN we are passionate about watersports activities and we care about minimising our impact on the environment. We use biodegradable and compostable packaging bags, minimise waste in our manufacturing and design long lasting products.
Sharkskin Performance Guarantee
SHARKSKIN garments come with a 2-year guarantee on workmanship. Excludes fading and degeneration as a result of excessive exposure to chlorine or sunlight. We guarantee SHARKSKIN will perform as advertised.
